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Why can't you guys let this guy be for God sake? Ok,we've heard he's broke and he's fading into oblivion but can't you guys just get a life and move on? *sighs*

Unfortunately,I don't believe this for two reasons.

1. OP is a confirmed BH supporter. He's always excited about stories that portray the NA as weak,and BH as having the upper hand in this battle. I remember how He gave the recent victory over BH,to Chad and was placing a bet on BH to overrun the NA some few weeks back when they(BH) attacked Maiduguri.

2. Secondly,the soldier in the story claims they were initially preparing to go on a peace keeping mission in Liberia in this february before being posted to go fight in the N.E. From the much I know,I do not think Nigeria is currently involved in any peace keeping mission in Liberia. Those sent on peace keeping missions in Mali,have been recalled back. So what peace keeping mission exactly,was this soldier going for in Liberia?

Sometimes,I marvel at the thought process of a lot of Nigerians. People keep asking if the masses can afford these cars;is buying a brand new 2015 model car the number one priority of the masses? In America and Britain,how many of the so called masses can afford brand new 2015 vehicles? If Toyota,mercedes and the likes,were focusing on producing for the masses,would these companies have grown to this stage where they have lots of assembling plants round the world? These companies aren't government owned(Nigerian govt),they are private businesses and their major focus is to deliver their products to clients who can afford them. The masses have no business with brand new 2015 high end vehicles. The world does not and should not revolve around the masses. While I know and believe that govt should create an opportunity for the masses to live comfortably to a reasonable level,major projects like these,shouldn't be firstly about the masses. When GSM came into Nigeria,it wasn't for the masses. But over the years,new investors came in,and the competition grew so strong and today,even the poorest of Nigerians can afford a phone of 2000 naira and a simcard of 100 naira. That is what competition does. It evens the market out over a long period of time and allows the laws of demand and supply to take its toll on prices. Anybody who is earning less than 10million naira a year,has no reason to go near a brand new car of 2015. That's a clear cut case of wanting to live above one's means. Those of you who think American masses are driving 2015 model cars,need to smack yourselves back to reality.

BRAND NEW 2015 MODEL CARS ARE NOT FOR THE MASSES. LET THOSE WHO CAN AFFORD THEM,BUY IT.

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